Katherine M. Hertlein emphasizes that social media use in relationships complicates the understanding of boundaries, as traditional norms are challenged by digital interactions.
A 2020 Pew Research report highlighted that around 50% of partnered adults feel their partners are often distracted by their phones, undermining communication.
Nearly 40% of adults express irritation with their partner’s mobile usage, indicating a significant impact on relationship dynamics and satisfaction.
As U.S. adults increasingly spend an average of 125 minutes daily on social media, its disruptive influence in couples' interactions is ever more pronounced.
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